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Any tricks basically. I'm a teen and the majority of people I perform for are teens. Card tricks definitely work well with them. I mean, what teenager doesn't play cards? I know it's cliche' and every magician recommends this trick but French Kiss really works, especially with girls. There's...

When they say that, they're talking about magic, not cardistry. If they were against any cardistry tutorials, there wouldn't be any in the media section.

Follow your heart. :) Just be sure to not get anything too hard for you.

Nice performance. The only thing I would really work on would be the DL. Make sure you don't grab it at the top and bottom and awkwardly turn it over, cause that's not natural.

I don't think they'll be creating right now since they're just now starting out.

True, but it doesn't teach all of the sleights and moves that she needs to be a sucessful card magician. That's why we're recommending most beginner books that teach fundamental card moves. Crash Course 2 mainly focuses on moves used for the Ambitious Card

ALL he needs? If you're gonna get the Ellusionist Brad Christian DVDs you might as well get Ninja, How to Do Street Magic, Ninja 2, Crash Course

Well, the one you tried to submit 11 months ago probably would've been able to make the cut now. Back then, they were a lot more tough on what they wanted. I'm not saying their standards aren't high now, but the upload a new video every other day.

First of all, Welcome to The Forums! Hopefully you'll enjoy it here! Pretty much everyone is really nice and helpful, and if you need help with anything, don't hesitate to post (which I'm sure you know) :) For the question, for a nice little list of books that you could get, check out Jason...

Iron them? But on really low heat.

This is what the "Submit a Ticket" feature is for. HERE. One less click.

Well... with ALL THAT being said, I think we can let this discussion come to a close. I completely get what you're saying and you get what I said. :)

First of all, if a method is considered too complicated and there's another method that would work just as well and is a lot simpler, then the complicated method doesn't need to be used. This doesn't just apply to magic, but it applies to everything. There's no need to make something more...

Even it sounds like that idea would work, it's way too complicated. Most spectators won't think you're doing anything fishy if you turn the iPod to yourself for 2 seconds. The only reason for having to eliminate that small window of time would be to convince magicians.

I really enjoyed the video! It looks like you got some amazing reactions and you and your spectators had a lot of fun. I really like seeing live magic on YouTube, and it's even better when they're good performances. You just got one new subscriber. :)

I personally think that the original "swipe" method is best for this kind of trick. With the different parts of the screen idea, you could easily mess up, forget which suit/value is where, and accidentally touch the wrong area without even knowing it. With the original, you can see what you...

People who went to his lecture were able to see it but I guess if you didn't, you're pretty much out of luck. But let me just say, it's worth getting. He answered a question why he didn't have a demo video on the page.

When he drank the milk, it didn't look realistic at all.

But I also believe that it's supposed to be related to school. And that still doesn't look any different than the original.

It seems like there wasn't much editing done. You just cut two parts together.